Antique China Dogs

A fine and large pair of Chinese glazed pottery foo dogs circa 1920.

Pair of Chinese foo dogs, the animals is decorated in yellow and green and mounted on pierced brown bases.

19th century Chinese carved foo dogs.

They are often postponed at the entrance of the temples and house in China.

Polychromatic stoneware sculptures. China 18th century

A pair of massive marble Chinese lion dogs. The finely carved pair, which would have originally flanked the entry gate to a temple or place of importance, consisting of a female play...

Up for you consideration is this intricate pair of hand carved wooden foo dogs. These dogs start on a simple rectangular base and painted in a black, red and gold. The paws are neatl...

This beautiful block features a pair of foo dogs playing with an "embroidered" money ball, a traditional motif representing happiness and wealth. Carved from a solid block of wood, t...

A fine and rare pair of Kangxi style Chinese turquoise glazed foo dogs on ormolu metal mounts.

Chinese Ceramic Foo Dogs early 20th century Fusan handwork ceramics.

Formerly on stands, now raised on ebonized wood plinths, Chinese, circa 1900.

Pair of foo dog seal chops. Chinese hardstone carved with Buddhist monks in forest scene in base, circa 1900. 9" height, 3 1/2" by 3 1/2". Minor chip.

Chinese pair of wood carved Fu Dogs, rendered from a single block of hardwood each, with exquisite detailing in a naive style, the dogs are opposing, crouched on their haunches, each...

While lions are not native to China, works of art with lion imagery from other civilizations were imported into China as gifts for the Emperor.

Pair of 18th-19th century Chinese hand painted polychrome porcelain foo dogs.

This pair of very large Chinese carved hardwood studies of mythical beasts /dogs of foo each lying down with one paw resting on a stylised ball.

Pair of 19th-20th century Chinese amber glazed terracotta foo dogs with lids, unmarked.

Large pair of foo dogs in the Chinese Style. Early 20th century or earlier.

Bright blue and turquoise Cloisonne with terra cotta red detailing; in great condition. This is a very unique Fu dog representation that is highly stylized.

A wonderful PAIR OF LUCKY DOGS (foo dogs) porcelain, from the Qing Dynasty standing on an attached platform.

Pair of 19th century Chinese carved wood and paper mache Foo Dogs.

Can be used both outdoor and indoor. One is right facing and the other is left facing. Bronze is cast and hand chased. Made in 1900 in China. Originally used at the entrance to a Te...

This wonderful piece exemplifies the rustic beauty of silk route region's furniture. Only solid single boards of wood were chosen for its construction. Exotic, folk artsy images are ...

A proper pair - right and left facing. The bronzes have expressive faces with protruding tongues and are posed with paws raised to indicate that they are at attention. An outstandin...

Pair of mid-19th century Qing dynasty carved walnut Shanxi temple foo dogs.

A pair of 19th century, late Qing dynasty, Chinese guardian lions or "foo dogs" from Chaozhou Province.

With a scalloped rim, dark red ground border with multi colors, a blue ground center with Chinese motifs of clouds, foo dogs and dragons, in varying colors, centered by a darker blue...

Boldly painted six-panel folding screen (byobu) depicting the classic subject of frolicking mythological Chinese lion dogs, or Shi Shi, amongst peonies on a gold leaf background with...

Beautiful antique 17th century Chinese Fu / Foo dogs rug, country of origin: China, date circa mid-17th century.

A lovely wool rug from Tibet.This c.1900 rug has a colorful border and has five different fu dogs in the field. Pagoda Red Collection # CG001

The exterior of the bowl is covered with different images of Chinese dogs-Pekingese of different colors and various flowers and symbols.

Four vases containing the fungus and blooming lotuses surround the center motif, while the edges of the field are lined with nature scenes. Four Fu-dogs sitting beneath Chinese pine ...

A Pair of large Chinese “Foo Dogs” in gilded ceramic material on painted wooden bases, circa 1920.

Copper base cloisonné Fu Dogs made for Chinese export with gilded, mane, ears and accents.

A pair of important Chinese lion dogs made in the Jiaqing reign, circa 1800.

Antique Chinese reverse painting on glass of a dog or Spaniel with two puppies painted in a charming naive style with vibrant colors slightly oxidized with age. One of two available,...

In Chinese tradition foo dogs (lion dogs) were the guardians of the temple or home.

Pair of Chinese Republic porcelain dogs with blood and grey glaze.

Chinese export porcelain models of puppy dogs, Early 19th century The pair of Chinese Export porcelain puppies are a true mirrored pair.

A pair of large, important Chinese Fu Dogs. One has a paw on a ball, and one a paw on a cub.

A true pair of Chinese export figures of hounds glazed with 3 color, (Sancai) decoration. Modeled seated on rectangular plinths each turned slightly toward the other. Each with a bel...

Antique Chinese Carved Hardstone Foo Dogs C1920 Measures - 4.25"H x 6.5"W x 3.25"D A finely carved pair of antique Chinese Foo Dogs from circa 1920, crafted from hardstone.

Chinese guardian lions, known as stone lions or Imperial lions, and often called "Foo Dogs" or "Dogs of Fo" in the West, are a common representation of the lion in pre-modern China.

A whimsical pair of carved poplar wood foo dogs, originally used as architectural elements, the backs undecorated.

This is a superb pair of 18th or 19th century large Chinese Foo Dogs. These types of guardians were frequently placed outside the entrance to a home or temple.

Pair of Chinese Export green and yellow glazed foo dogs / temple lion guardian figures, decorated in the Kangxi Qing dynasty taste with Sancai colors, modeled standing attentively.

Magnificent pair of heavy bronze foo dog sculptures from a Hamptons estate. Now, more than ever, home is where the heart is.

A pair of carved green quartz foo dogs with wood bases. The original pair, one male, one female in a darker variegated quartz, circa 1920.

Vintage Chinese "Famille Jaune et Verte" Porcelain Foo Dogs, set of two.

Each with a standing dog with bulging eyes decorated in turquoise , mustard yellow and cobalt blue.

Pair of male and female Foo Lions with highly desirable and unique aqua glaze over heavy ceramic clay. Great presence and scale. They show beautiful patina and crackle. Repair to one...

Low fired ceramic Chinese "Ming" style pair matching Foo Dogs with beautiful cracked and dripped glazed four color finish.

In Chinese tradition foo dogs (lion dogs) were the guardians of the temple or home.

Mid-18th Century W. Chinese Ningxia Carpet ( 13'6" x 13'10" - 411 x 422 )

A very rare Imperial Ningxia throne cover from the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, distinguished by an exquisitely drawn lion dog, which is an auspicious symbol of protection an...

Mid 19th Century Chinese Ningxia Carpet ( 9' x 13' - 275 x 395 cm )

Mid-19th Century W. Chinese Ningxia Carpet 16' 6" ( 503 cm ) x 18' ( 549 cm ) A fierce lion dog confronts a flaming pearl in the centre of this ivory ground large antique Ningxia ca...

Mid-18th W. Chinese Ningxia Carpet Antique Chinese - Ningxia Chinese Coral 1750s Rug, Country of Origin: China, Circa Date: 1750s. This exceptional example of 18th-century Chinese w...

Antique Chinese Ningxia rug, size: 4' 4'' x 7' 4''.

Late 18th Century Chinese Ningxia Carpet ( 5' x 8'1'' - 152 x 246 )

19th Century W. Chinese Ningxia Carpet ( 10'6" x 15' - 320 x 457 )